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Ebrown

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What group created the first set of professional standards for public relations practitioners?
 
  A) Public Relations Student Society of America
  B) Public Relations Society of America
  C) Lee's Book of Public Relations Ethics
  D) Federal Communication Commission
  E) Taylor's Book of Business Etiquette

Question 2

This is a joint effort between business and a non-profit agency where both benefit from working together on an issue such as the environment, human rights, or promoting health and wellness
 
  A) public relations
  B) common enterprise
  C) united action
  D) teamwork
  E) cause marketing



frogdreck123456

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer E



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